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Mise en Scène: The Plan
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. The plan for the space is a monochromatic, blue and white plan. The fabric, below, provides a refreshing bit of punctuation in the room. 3 Park Tribal Suzani. I visualize this space as a place for cocktails and conversation before dinner or after the theater. It is traditional with some modern touches. Danda, John Robshaw. Chairs covered in a John Robshaw fabric anchor one side of the space. More to come, later! Labels: 3 Park Tribal. 3 Park Tribal Azure. Subscribe To Mise en Scene.
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Shabby Serenity: Spring is spring-ing!
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010. After a short Olympic break, I'm back.Congrats to all the athletes! Way to go, Canada.We had some incredible athletes. Joannie. Rochette, such an inspiration, our hearts go out to her. Sidney Crosby is now a national hero, too. :-D The most GOLD medals by any country, EVER! Our three year old sees a flag now and starts cheering "GO CANADA GO"! It was great fun to cheer Canada on, I'm sad it's over now! The crocus's are popping up, a sure sign of approaching spring in BC! Wow, is i...
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Mise en Scène: The Living Room
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Saturday, August 1, 2015. The living room is done! The finishing touches are complete and the home is ready to tour. The color scheme I chose is a classic blue and white with personalized touches for the DC area. Here is a before picture, the room has beautiful features, but it was a cavernous space! Be sure to check out the other Metamorphosis Monday. So beautiful.I so love the classic blue and white! August 6, 2015 at 6:52 PM. Thanks Shirley, Blue and White is always a stunning combination!
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Shabby Serenity: The never ending dining room!
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Thursday, March 11, 2010. The never ending dining room! OffI thought I would have been done this project ages ago by now! The bottom piece is done, minus the one door that needs one more coat of paint and poly, what do you think? The top still needs one or two more coats and poly as well, and the back is still untouched. What I need is a good solid day to tackle something, where can I send the munchkins. haha. Love the appliques and new knobs. ♥♥♥. Here's another "adventures in sleeping" pose-seriously!
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Shabby Serenity: Rainy Day Kitchen
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010. With the exception of some new paint, and light fixtures, which are coming at some future date unbeknownst. To us, this gloomy kitchen is history! Yep, it was straight up 1989. Grey cabinets, burgundy handles and counter tops. Who had the bright idea to put grey cabinets in the rainiest place on earth? We'd love a new kitchen! The cabinet man will be back tomorrow for some final touches, and then the reveal.I can tell you, it is a million times brighter in there! Are so moving...
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Shabby Serenity: Hello, new kitchen!!!!
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010. Hello, new kitchen! Keep in mind, there are still painters and new lighting to come, plus more personalisation and a window treatment. I found a cool handmade vintage table cloth that I'm going to make into a valance. My windows are filthy, sawdust and other assorted goodies.Sorry. LOL. Check the last post here. For the "before" pic's. At the end of Day One it looked like this! I doIt's all grungy and adorable.(good grungy, not yucky grungy. lol. This area had a tall pantry,...
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Shabby Serenity: DIY Window dressing-$21
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Sunday, March 7, 2010. My plain old window was calling me this weekend.I had plans to do this sort of treatment for awhile, so it was time to get down to business! 4 yards of fabric at $3.50 a yard and 5 yards of shirring tape at $1.00 a yard, about 1 1/2 hours total, and we have a fancy schmancy. New look in our living room! Yes, that is alot. I have happy news this week though, I have a job! Not in nursing, but at this really cool outdoor education lodge nearby-I'm really excited to start! Are on and n...
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Mise en Scène: July 2015
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. The plan for the space is a monochromatic, blue and white plan. The fabric, below, provides a refreshing bit of punctuation in the room. 3 Park Tribal Suzani. I visualize this space as a place for cocktails and conversation before dinner or after the theater. It is traditional with some modern touches. Danda, John Robshaw. Chairs covered in a John Robshaw fabric anchor one side of the space. More to come, later! Links to this post. Labels: 3 Park Tribal. 3 Park Tribal Azure. The c...
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Mise en Scène: Home of Distinction
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Thursday, July 16, 2015. Pardon my poor photography, but I am so excited I couldn't wait to get the great pictures! I am very pleased to be participating in this tour. Benefiting the Tourette Association! I am staging the living room. My space is the living room, a very spacious room with beautiful architectural details and finishes. The photo only hints at the beauty of this space. Next post: the plan! Large Luxury Living Room. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To Mise en Scene.
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Mise en Scène: Paint Colors, Your Mileage May Vary, Part the Middle, sort of
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Thursday, July 9, 2015. Paint Colors, Your Mileage May Vary, Part the Middle, sort of. First, some apologies are in order. These pictures are terrible. The good news is that I do have a reason for not getting better ones. We did get the painting done and the drapes are up. The desk got a bit of a clearing, too. We started with a faux Tuscan plaster finish on the walls. It was great, in its day. But the 90's are over, way over,and it had to change. Tug of war battle of the sexes. With some green undertones.
